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I liked Capital One’s “barbarian” commercials, and for the foreseeable future, that’s what’ll come to mind whenever I think of the company. …
IBM’s guidelines for employee bloggers are fairly well known among people who pay attention to such things. Now, IBM has become (as far as I know) the first company to establish a policy for employees who venture into Second Life and other virtual words.
Following the Semel-Yang switcheroo, many of us wondered if there would be a lot more changeups among Yahoo’s leaders. There weren’t. But Maggie Wilderotter, formerly a senior vice president of Microsoft, has now joined the Yahoo Board of Directors.
If you ever wondered what the Earth looks like to extraterrestrials, whom we know are passive observers in the vein of Jane Goodall, Google Earth has provided us this insight.
America's great experiment with citizen journalism may have been an historic moment, even a fine harbinger of the future, and most certainly the most populist step forward the country has taken, but critics are saying that CNN, once itself a pivotal media development, failed to push the envelope in the YouTube Debates.
DailyMotion just sealed a deal with RDF USA, and although you might not be familiar with either of these companies, they’re both pretty big in their own way - DailyMotion received 37.6 million unique visitors in June, and RDF, well . . . RDF produces “Shaq’s Big Challenge.”
